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Tucson Mountain Retreat, Arizona, USA
Design: DUST
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This is an extraordinary new house in Arizona. Made of rammed earth, the Tucson Mountain Retreat is “of” the desert as well as “in” the desert. It sits lightly on the site, with a shifting definition of inside/outside.
Bavarian Museum Design, Regensburg, Germany - architecture competition
Design: OODA with Guedes + DeCampos
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The building rises from the ground in an unpredictable suspension, and is founded as a platform of large freedom / flexibility of the public space, so that it allows a connection between the macro scale, and the local boundary lines. The suspended mass of more shaped cover created a “new monumentality” of the river front and is directly related to the distance scale of the cathedral. Just as the local monuments, the museum is parallel to the Danube and has its main entrance in the west.
H3 House, Athens, Greece
Design: 314 Architecture Studio
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Located on a plot of 7000m2 the total area of the house is 1000m2. The house was designed to give a sense of balance of the water element and the owners love for yachts, which after all was the inspiration for this project. The contact of the house and the artificial ponds that surround it, create a cooling sensation.
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Villa Bellavista
Mallorca, Spain
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TLV Forum Building
Israel
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B&N House, Madrid, Spain
Design: A-cero Architects
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A-cero presents one of its latest projects of single – family detached house. It is a comprehensive reform of existing home whose owners found the need to reform both externally and internally to update its image. This is a magnificent home originally, but had charged over time both aesthetically and functionally needed a change. The work focuses on two points. Providing housing for renewed external image and create a modern interior full of light.
Elizabeth Beach House, New South Wales, Australia
Design: Bourne Blue Architecture
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Elizabeth Beach, on the mid North coast of NSW, is a small village with a mix of holiday houses and permanent residences. The climate is temperate and the surroundings largely unspoiled. The site is located opposite some remnant littoral rainforest, midway between the estuary of Wallis Lake and the Pacific Ocean.
Premier Campus Office, Istanbul, Turkey
Design: JDS Architects
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The Kagithane Gardens is a business district that focuses on the users working and living qualities and addresses its presence in Istanbul as a new form of contextual and urban approach: The building is formed by our desire to make it interact with its environment. It opens itself up to the neighbourhood and offers spaces to the users and the passers by such as plazas, intimate gardens and generous terraces.
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Copenhagen Harbour Architecture, Denmark - article by Rebecca Breun for e-architect
"Over the last decade the harbour and ports around Copenhagen have been vacated, and the city has launched an impressive attempt not only to link the newly developed areas on the island of Amager, situated opposite Copenhagen proper, to the old city centre, but also to animate the waterfront on both sides...Until recently only two bridges linked the two city parts together, and the waterfront itself was often not open to the public. Now it is possible to walk, bicycle or roller-skate along most of the front with two additional bridges linking new areas together while making sure you don’t have to walk back on yourself."
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